279 289
bot requests
IP and rDNS bot verificationMeasured by RobotsLLM itself on akumulyator.center, 16-29 August 2026. Catalog of about 4,600 products. This is load transparency, not a sales promise.
Period: 16-29 August 2026 (14 days). Store: akumulyator.center, a batteries and solar shop with about 4,600 products.
What was measured: requests from a registry of 31 bots, verification against provider IP ranges or rDNS (Googlebot, Bingbot), AI referrals via UTM and HTTP Referer (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity), and orders attributed to those sessions.
Verification checks the request IP against the provider's official ranges and rDNS. It runs in nightly batches, so part of the volume is confirmed (10,047 requests at the time of this snapshot), not all of it. The rest stays marked unverified, which means not confirmed, not fake.
279 289
bot requests
IP and rDNS bot verification58
visits from AI assistants
ChatGPT 76 · Gemini 19 · Perplexity 23
orders from those visits
UTM / referrer attribution| Bot | Requests | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| meta-externalagent | 114,199 | training |
| googlebot | 74,439 | search |
| bingbot | 36,935 | search |
| chatgpt-user | 17,808 | user |
| amazonbot | 12,043 | search |
| claudebot | 9,688 | training |
| applebot | 7,322 | search |
| perplexitybot | 3,041 | search |
| bytespider | 2,106 | training |
| ccbot | 826 | training |
45% of all bot requests came from training bots, 114,199 of them from a single Meta bot. Without an access policy that is simply a server bill.
Three orders in 14 days is not commercial proof. The sample is small, AI-referral attribution is incomplete (not every assistant sends a referrer), and we do not claim that llms.txt "sold" those orders.
The proof is different: the load is visible, bots are verified, training can be told from user-triggered traffic, and Allow / Disallow is a decision with numbers, not a guess.